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Course Packets (as opposed to "course reserves")A course packet is a collection of material selected by an instructor, copied and bound by Printing Services, and sold to students for a particular class. Most course packets are sold in the campus bookstore. Some are sold in the Copy Center, located in the Student Union Building, room 201. The instructor determines which course packets are sold where. Course Reserve is material placed in the Library's Reserve Collection by an instructor for use by the students of a particular class. The Reserve Collection is located on the lower level in the north wing, and contains information resources in a variety of formats. Electronic or digital reserve material is available at http://ereserve.weber.edu/ Directories & Maps
PCs to access my email in the LibraryAccess to the Internet is available from all computers in the library. Internet access does require university identification (Wildcard) or library identification. The computer stations in the Reference and Information Services Department are reserved for research activities only. All other computer stations throughout the library can be used to access e-mail and Internet services without restriction.
A Book on the shelfTo locate a book (or other shelved material) in the Library you need to know two things:
A PhotocopierPhotocopying services are provided in the Copy Center, located on the middle level. Self-serve copiers are located in the north end of the lower level, in the south end of the middle level, and near the skylights on the top level. A Quiet Study or Group Study Area The designated Quiet
Study area in the Library is located at the north end upper
level. In addition, this need can also be met at most of the study
desks located against the walls on the upper level. A Study or Research CarrelA limited number of carrels for study or research are available on the top level of the Library. These are made available to students and faculty on a first come, first served basis. For more information, contact the Librarys administrative office at 626-6403, or via email . A PC to access word processing or printing
An older copy of a WSU catalogThe University Archives, a component of Special Collections & Archives, houses a collection of official WSU catalogs from the 1960's to the present. In addition, the University provides some older catalogs online "to assist students graduating under that catalog year. Please note, however, that older catalogs are not updated (e.g., various links and faculty and staff listings will be out-of-date)." |